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Originally Posted by kyuven
Well glamours are already disabled in Frontlines..... So... doesn't really apply does it? Unless you can wear glamours in regular pvp, I've never been in there just done frontlines so I'm not sure. but a simple fix would be to just disable glamours in ALL pvp not just frontlines if thats the case.
And as for the hair yea I guess you're right, clipping is a problem in all MMOs, so my only gripe left is the glamour restrictions :D
If they disable it in all PVP there would be no point to it being so restricted right?
Hair and Glamour Restrictions
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09-04-2014, 09:59 AMWylde
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09-04-2014, 10:01 AMRiviereGlamours are allowed in PvP now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wylde
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09-04-2014, 10:06 AMWyldeOh x,x havent been inside in a while... dammit >.o i'll gladly trade in PVP glamour availability for no restrictions lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Riviere
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09-04-2014, 10:11 AMkyuvenAgain, that's gear ANYONE can use. I'm talking the class specific gear, such as the very flamboyant and easy to spot BRD gear, or the distinctive WHM robes, or the ugly as sin Scylla gear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riviere
And yes everyone CAN dress up in swimsuits or other identical gear, but that triggers a different reaction than dressing as a different class. If you're wearing "generic caster gear" they'll check your class first. If you're wearing something normally exclusive to a specific class, they're going to make a snap assumption. -
09-04-2014, 10:55 AMLTEvilJust no, you lost the argument. Enough already. Restriction on glamour is silly agreed. Hair issue is not too big of a concern in all honesty but would be nice to fix.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyuven
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09-04-2014, 10:56 AMispanoExcept he didn't. His point is correct, people WILL make those assumptions.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTEvil
And no, it's not silly in the slightest. Even early on Yoshi talked about it, and WHY we have the restriction. -
09-04-2014, 10:58 AMLTEvilIt's silly. Case and point. Your reasoning is flawed. Only time it would matter is in PvP and guess what, it doesn't matter. Class is displayed due to nameplate well before you are in range.Quote:
Originally Posted by ispano
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09-04-2014, 11:55 AMWylde
I'm saying remove glamours from PVP ANNNNDDD remove restrictions. So yea thats the point of the thread :P and yea you can't trick anyone in PVP even if you were a BLM in WHM robe or vise versa. For one it says your job. Two the minute you pull out your weapon someone would have to be stupid to not know your job. What would anyone accomplish hiding their job ? You'd have to put up your weapon too it'd be pointless.
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09-04-2014, 12:20 PMispanoDid you just contradict yourself? Also, the last part is wrong. You can see the character model long before you can see the name plate... oh, but this was said already.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTEvil
So, now, how about proving why it's silly. YOU and OTHERS don't like it, we get that. Doesn't make it silly. There's a very good reason for it. And, again, SE even talked about this before ARR's launch.
Basically you've given everyone a reason to NOT listen to you at this point. When two entities have differing views or opinions and make an argument over them, you DON'T dismiss the opposing view by effectively saying "you're wrong, i'm right" This is what you do when you call it silly. You may not agree, some may agree with you, some may not. That doesn't make your view the only correct one, and the opposition "silly".
So, again, you might disagree, but there are very valid opinions and reasons why it is. Would you be ok with me calling your view "stupid" because I think, as much as possible, classes/jobs should wear relevant looking gear? No, because your opinion IS valid. It's just NOT the only one. -
09-04-2014, 12:45 PMSessurea
Soldiery caster robe + long hair = sad disaster...not to mention the erected tail female miqotes have with it lool